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I've never been fortunate to meet Danny, but have always been a big fan as I'm also from Louisville, better known for horse racing than auto racing. In 1985, we were coming home from a family visit in Philadelphia and listened to his win in the 500 on the radio cruising the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Someone did Tayshaun dirty with that thumbnail 😂😂😂 great rewatch though

THATS MY COUSIN!!!

Imagine had Mays playing in Fenway park his career. He probably would have hit 800 homeruns

The passing by both teams was fantastic. They basically played the game within 20 feet of the basket but great passing still enabled both teams to get good looks. Living in Kansas at the time, I saw Jordan play on TV as a sophomore and I turned to the guys I was playing cards with while sitting out bad weather at the golf course and said, "he's going to be the best player of all time". He was and still is the GOAT.....and I am a Duke fan. He was such a dashing figure, played with panache, grace, and the ability to make at least one play every game that you had never seen before. I have lived in NC since 1988 and am a fan of both schools. I think I'm the only person in the state who loves both teams.

Saul smith. I feel so old

Scott Bentley great hustle and running Dawkins down

The last five years of his career. I was embarrassed for what he put on the field.

This is great!!! Florida State is my favorite team. I love the fact that I can watch these games during summer. Just waiting for the season to start again. Fall and winter are the best.

One of the best college performances performed by a true freshman in college football history.

Decade of failures and he still has a job. 😂

The GOAT

Watching cuz Jamarcus is in the news again. 29:02 - crazy what could have been

Florida State was loaded during this era. They went undefeated in ACC play like their first 3 and half years till UVA in 95. My older brother was a big amp lee fan. Funny how Brad Johnson was the backup to Casey Weldon and went on to NFL stardom. Shout out Weldon too cuz he was tough imo 💯

Willie a national treasure no question about it.

I watched Willie on TV and then on the field when they came to San Francisco. Ted Williams and Stan Musial were the best hitters I ever saw, but Mays and Mantle were the best BASEBALL PLAYERS I ever saw. Willie had a better arm though.

He was incredible at Tennessee

GREATEST ... MUHAMMAD ALI ... JACK JOHNSON ... JOE LOUIS ... REGGIE JACKSON ... BO JACKSON ... CHRIS JACKSON ... JIM BROWN ... WILLIE MAYS. Jordan

Thanks for this

Honores a todos ustedes,de forma especial para Franco,Mel y Joe, ustedes y varios muchos más llenaron mis gustos y atracción al fútbol de estados unidos,los años maravillosos de los 70's,aún están presentes en mi y mucha gente, gracias, gracias por todo lo que nos han dado,solo saludos, admiración,paz, mucho amor, larga vida y muchas bendiciones 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

The Mets should’ve won the World Series in 1973 had a nap been for several stupid mistakes and Willie mays would’ve I had a championship his last and final season

What can I say. Willie Mays. The say hey kid. I played baseball when I was a kid. Little league. I have some of the best memories of my life from little league. But to make it to the big leagues like Willie, we'll that's amazing. He also retired when he was on the Mets. That's my favorite team. Love you Willie. RIP. Love you too Tim. I didn't know you passed. RIP

1973 was the first season I followed baseball, and the Mets my team! I didn't want Aaron to get the HR title because I thought Willie would be a great recipient. Add to that the fact that he was obviously slowing down and I liked rooting for the underdog.

My fav growing up. I am lucky to have seen him play.

Willie was my favorite growing up.. I saw him play with the Giants and Mets.. and remember that speech in 73.. The Mets were in the WS that year.. His last at bat a hit in that series.. RIP Willie.. I was saddened when I heard he passed a few days ago. Such a young 93. I'll remember him forever..

Buck Martinez agrees Willy was the greatest and in Toronto we love Buck.

I watched Willie Mays all my life .. From 1958 till he retired with the Mets. My first baseball games were at Seals Stadium in the right field bleachers watching those new Giants from NYC led by the Say Hey kid. Willie made me and my family love the game, including my little sisters. Anyone who watched Willie play could see it, Willie was special, played like a kid, played with flair played with joy. I cried like a baby when I heard Willie’s light had finally been turned off.

Goat 🐐

Rip Say Hey …..Kid ❤

Would be making $50,000,000 a year if his skills existed in todays game.⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️

I never caught the Tim McCarver show when it was originally on but I've been finding, watching and recording as many episodes as I can now. He had so many legends on of all sports. Really great sit downs.

As a baseball kid in L.A. when the Dodgers and Giants moved out here to the West Coast we followed all the great players of the day and Willie Mays was always special to us..

Ode to Sir Willie Mays spelling out his name: "Willie Mays, SIR to all of us. I, like many looked up to you with pride. Love you immensely for the road you paved for us of a brown hue. Lasting memories are going to be our tapestry of you. "I so admire Sir Mays" are utterances in many a head now and beyond. Excellence in being is what you are with a resounding AMEN. May your family turn to god for inner strength. Anything is possible as God has shown you. Your breath of sustainable achievements will be forever lasting. So Sir, I write this to bid you farewell to enjoy eternal rest."🫶🏾👊🏾

Ode to Sir Willie Mays spelling out his name: "Willie Mays, SIR to all of us. I, like many looked up to you with pride. Love you immensely for the road you paved for us of a brown hue. Lasting memories are going to be our tapestry of you. "I so admire Sir Mays" are utterances in many a head now and beyond. Excellence in being is what you are with a resounding AMEN. May your family turn to god for inner strength. Anything is possible as God has shown you. Your breath of sustainable achievements will be forever lasting. So Sir, I write this to bid you farewell to enjoy eternal rest."🫶🏾

🪦 both Timmy and Willie these legends are gone for the past two years

Tim McCarver was one of my favorite Mets Announcers, along with Lindsey Nelson, Bob Murphy and Gary Cohen. I also remember when Willie Mays came to the Mets in 1972 to play against the Giants. Rusty Staub hit the early Grand Slam to put us in the lead. Later in the game after Tito Fuentes drove in the tying run for the Giants, Mays hit the homer to help the team win 5-4. That was a special moment. Then the Mets make it to the World Series in 1973, with just 82 wins in the season. I still thought then that Seaver should have pitched game 7, instead of game 6.

.319 .320 is a legend in todays game

Red Sox wouldn't sign Willie Mays? No wonder they couldn't win shit back then.

RIP…both Willie and Tim!

May they both rest in peace 🙏🏾. I didn’t see Willie play,but as a the baseball historian that I am,I feel that he was the greatest all around player of all time. Hank Aaron was a better hitter for example,but no one was as a more complete ball player as Willie mays. No one!!!!

MR. WILLIE MAYS! WOW!

Amazing man a hero to me when I was a kid

Sorry Joe and Mick, Willie was the greatest centerfielder of all time.

Tim Mccarver and Willie Mays 2 baseball legends Rest In Peace both blessed athletes.

Rest in peace Willie Mays

I'd like a list published, stating exactly who the 5% of Hall Of Fame voters were that didn't vote for Mays. They had to be ignorant, angry racists and their names should become public knowledge.

Willie never wore batting gloves

1992

Oh how I loved watching Tiny play!! What a time for Boston in the 80's. I was blessed #BostonCeltics